3D Anatomy Software

This is the first 3D anatomical software using real human dissected specimens in the world. It can be used with a window-base PC or notebook for professor’s teaching preparation or personal study. It also can be used with touch screen or smart TV for anatomical lectures in the class, and even used as a dissection guide for a big group of students in the anatomy laboratory.

It is designed on the 3D presentation of more than 300 real human specimens, which are enough for learning key structures of the entire human body. These specimens are well-dissected and preserved in a good condition for creating 3D visualization. They are categorized into six body regions:

1. HEAD AND NECK;
2. TORSO AND BACK;
3. THORAX;
4. PECTORAL GIRDLE AND UPPER LIMB;
5. ABDOMEN AND PELVIS;
6. PELVIC GIRDLE AND LOWER LIMB.

Each body region contains different quantity of dissected specimens, which are listed under several groups. For an example, there are 63 specimens used to illustrate the region of HEAD AND NECK. They are listed under 11 groups as followed:

1. Head and Neck Overview: 1 specimen with 16-layered dissections
2. Skull: 5 specimens
3. Intracranial Region: 22 specimens
4. Face and Scalp: 2 specimens
5. Neck: 13 specimens
6. Oral Cavity: 6 specimens
7. Infratemporal and Pterygopalatine Fossae and Temporomandibular Joint: 3 specimens
8. Nose, Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses: 2 specimens
9. Pharynx: 2 specimens
10. Larynx: 3 specimens
11. Sensory Organs: 4 specimens